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II the Legislature can get through with
the appropriations before Tuesday, May
Sand there ia no reason why IL may no.
it will not be justified in hanging on for
the solo purposo Of electing a United
States Senator. The Democrats are strong
enough to elUct Senator IT, they be dis.
posed to do it, aud il m election would be
good at al! at this oxtra session it would
probably be as good one day es an other.
II the Democratic can't ssree before
May 81, Or are unwilling to take the
chances Of an election before that time,
why there is Col. Lucas ready to tske the
vacant seStif he can got it. Republicans
will beet discharge their duty towards the
people by doing what they can to got
through with the business and have an
end OF the extra cost Of an extra session.
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THE STATE DEPARrMrsT


| Inu
on the Matter,
WARRINGTON, D. g., April 2O-Tne
Secretary Of State declines TO confirm or
deny the statement cablod from London
to tho effect that Lord Salisbury sept n
dispatch to Ills Government on the sub.
jsct 0! the fisheries, offering to reyeyt 10
old Affairs without pecuniary indemnity
Secretary Bayard declines to exprees an
opinion regarding the subject matter Of
the Dispatch. =
The subject matter OF tho dispatch In
not exactly newa in Tho diplomatic cir.
clee, the aame proposition having ema.
mated from a Canadian source eolne time
ago. Well informed persons incline io
tns opinion that the oiicr referred ia in thn
cablegrsm has been thus indirectly and
unoilcially made ms "feeler" to sscar-
Tain in advance Of an actual tender how
ouch q proposition would bs received by
the American people. As .the repreten-
,a.ives OF the United Stetes on the com.
mission that negotiated the treaty of
Washington and the Halifax commission
which fixed the award TO England for
the use uf the Canadian iushore fisheries
expressly denied that the priyilpcs pr-
corded to the United States yeRsels of
fishing in Canadian waters was more vain
able than the concession made to Cana
dian fishermen OF liRo privilege in the
waters OF the United Stsles, and
FREQ entry Of their hsh, it Is safe
10 sssums that the Department. Of
State neper entered into tho idea
Of renewing the treaty of Washington
with. the understanding that Il CASH iu-
dennity wes again to be paid to Great
Britain for the right to enjoy the inyhore
fisheries OF Canada. Secretary Bsyard tc-
day said he was glad 10 note the iucreas.
Ing interest manifested in the subiecs. Uo
felt that the people Of the country. ont
side OF Massachusetts, had never real;zsd
It's Importance, or appreciated the gravity
OF the alternative lett to the hdmipistra-
tion, q declaration Of non-intetc course, il IL
failed to elect peaceable adjustment of
differences between Ihe Uniteu States end
Britain respecting the construction OF the
treaty rights OF our fisher
men. It is doubtful, he said. if
the interests OF San Francisco in plsiu-
tanning her present source OF coal supply
from British Columbia, aside from the I'M
poEtanc9 OF the great Chicago business
connections With Canada, and OF the vas,
trste that ehbs and flows gcrogs the 5000
miles OF our northern boundary, do not
exceed the interest Of Massachusetts in
resnlls Of application OF such an alterpa-
tive as COMMERCIAL non-inlercourse. Tho
negotia.tons with Great Britain on this
subjscE are progressing and the Secretary
hopes that they vii! result in harmon-
iors and satisiGctory understanding be-
tween tina; country and the United States.
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FISHERY QUESTION
LIKE THE GHOST OF nANQuo
VIII not Remain In Seolusion--Lord sails.
burys Alleged orsr to Revert to Tho
Old Condition of Amlr,, without Pc.
cuninry 1n,irmnity-A "Focier,r

LONDON, April Colt Is officially stated
that Lord Salisbury, in dispatch sent 10
Washington on March 81, said that tho
British Government, understanding tho
action oi the United States in denouncipy
the fishery articles OF the treaty Of Wash.
iuston 10 be, In great degree, the result
ofdiaappointment of being called upon to
pay eleven hundred thousand pounds
under tho Halifax Fisheries award, offers
to revert 10 tho old condition Of AFFAIR.",
without pecuniary indemnity. This offer,
1t trusts, will commend itself to the Amer
lean Government as being based upon
that spirit Of good will md generosity
which aaould animate two great and kin
dred nations whose common origin, Ian.
guage and institutions constitute Ma manv
bonds OF amity and concord.
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VOLUME XXXv.---NUMBER. .206.

brother Of tho above mentioned culprit
who Inherited part Of the vast fortune Of
the late Duke Of Modena. He has iust
been dlsRrsced and forbidden TO appear al
court in consequence OF most pross ont.
rage on come peasants, which was brought
to the notice Of the Emperor by the
Bishop Of Ling, II Is stated that tho Arch.
duke and some Of his brother officers were
riding In the country when they met a
peaaant funeral. They compelled the PRO.
cession to stop, insulted the mourners.
and finally, incredible rs It seems, they
are accused oil having opened the coffin
and then, after having taken the CORPSE
out, Of having leaped their horses over Il,
Tho story hos been common talk at Wen.
ma for weeks past, although no notice has
been taken Of It by the newspapers, aa
the Imperial family except to culogize
LueUl,
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LONDON, April 20.--Gladstone writes:
81 attach very high vaiue and Importance
to the manifestations, nov incesssnt, of
American as well as colonial sympathy
with the Irishpeople in the crisis created
by the causciesB, Insulting, insidious hill
at present beiore Parliament. Apart from
particular aud mure or lees formal &C.
acknowledgements | am no! Of the opinion
1t vii! be proper or t1pedient for Inc 10
take il upon myeoIf TO adt.ce1 aEy gen-
era. communication 10 America on
this eGBjec., which, however, | noticed,
aud may notice again in Parliament.
Still | AIN very anxious TINT the prGple
OF this country should have tho means of
understanding how much beyond the
rsnEe Of any sectional impulses and how
truly national the movement in tha
Unl!ed States hes become, and in this
view would recommend an en,;eayor 10
be made to present some pG.imsle Of the
aggregate number OF persuns by which
the recent meetings in America were NJ
tended, likewiso especially, IN estimate Of
the number ot Governors, Mayors, Soma
tors, Representatives, ciergymcn and
other oliisisla Or higaly Responsible per-
SOM by whom auch meeting. were coun.
teIanCpu or suppOTtei,h
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PlTrsDuRGu, April 20.-Murst Halstead,
editor Of the Cincinnati Commercial CARTE,
passed through the city this morning en-
route home from the East.
Mr.. HaIstesd talked quite freely about
the political outlook while waiting 3. the
Union Station for his train to the West.
"The Sherman boom is gradually be.
coming stronger" he said. "Of course st
this early date | can't gay that tho Oaio
delegation to the Republican National
Convention vii! be solid ior him. 1t has
always been difficult matter to get o
solid delegation iyom Ohio for aEy person,
But there is more hope this time for the
Republicans oil our Stats being united
upon their candidate, as Sherman's name
is received favorably throughout Ohio"
"Has there been any recent develop.
ment to indicate vino Is most likely to be
jnominated?"
"0ne OF the leaders will be the nomi.
nee. There isno danger Of dark horse
being non'natet. mt Not Sherman it
yin be AsIne. NY inst choice is Senator
Shernlsn. but il no cannot get the nomi.
nation, then am III favor of Mr.. BIsine,"
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A certificate OF Incorporation has been
issued by Secretary Ul StAtH Walker 10
the BeEwocd cooperative company or.
gAniz I'd ior the purposo o! carrying on a
general merchandising iasinees. The
principal office is to be At Benwoud; the
charter to expire January ls,, 1917. Two
hund,ed and ninety Golara bAye hte,,
subscribed aud paid in with the privilege
Of incFsaHing the stock to So0G89 in all,
Tne atockholiers sre John z. M.ulev, ",
%. Eigh.unHalc, S. p. Conrad, Frank 0.
Donoll, Henry Riddlc, Robart Shane,
Jacob Smith, W. ErOlnan, William &tro..
BILE, ". J. Clark, Frank Toner, Hiram
Coitorly and Luke Garoy, all Of Benwood,
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THE PACIFIC SLOPE
Cries Olt for Relief TO the Interstate Com.
merce Coulmi,.iou

meTce Commission.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April a0.-E. N.
Herriek, president OF the Redwood Manu-.
featuring Associations, Of San Francisco,
has telegraphed the Interstate Commerce
Commissioners as follows: "Our two
corporations employing 5000 to 10000
men and about 5000 coo capital have ad-
dressed You by mail stating that Our
eastern business has been entirely des.
stroyed by the operations OF the law,
and asking your interposition on our part.
Meanwhile will You allow the reads over
whica We have been opsra,ing to give old
rates and go save our business with the
Eaat, provided the rate is open G1d avail.
able for oil"
A. Lusk L Co., OF San francisco, have
telegrsphed: "Fha fruit interests OF this
State, whlca arc OF great aud growing i'm
portanCe, arc seriously jeOpardized by the
workings OF the Interstate Commerce bill.
lnasmuch as those interested cannot avail
themselves Of wntcr competition We re-
Especially ask thst section be suspended
that these intercste he not cntife!y parai-
yz.d Rnd great loss onsue."
H. S. Rodgers, counsel for the League
OF American Wnselmen, end Secretary Of
the kenton Wheel Club Of Covington KY,
complains to the Commission that the
CovipH:on and Cincinnati Suspension
Bridge Company compelB bicyclera to die-
Inount aud walk over their bridge, and
yet 10 pay MI extra charge for
their bicycles, threG.epins arrest ii
wheelman attempts, to iide over. The
bridge hss street railways ovsr il, hence
the writer assumes thst It teis under the
provisions Of the Interstate Commerce
nnt
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A READER OF the lNrELLlGRScER who
writes on n matter which interests him,
and desiring to be known for what he is,
takes the trouble to say that he is q Dem.
ocrst. We think that he is making a
mistake in his political afli!iation, but ior
the present purpose that doesn't make a
cents worth OF difference. The INrELLl.
oEScER is not published for Republicans
alone, but for every good man who likes
q good newspaper.
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IMPORTANT VI EETfSG



OF tho St0H" Founders Defense Association
ut Eochestur, ny
ROCHESTER. \. y, April 20-An i'm
7ortGnl meeting Of the Executive Com'
lpil:ee oi the Socond, Third srd Fourth
diatricts Of tho S!oYe Foundois' Ngtiora
Reform Association WAS held today 10 take
action relative 10 the existing Etova mold.
erh' etrikr. Among thoae present
wan Joncpn Bell, Of Wheeling, W. Va. II
was unanimously decided tnat the pat.
terms CT foHndFie5 wErrp e.-ikcs nre rx.
isting nhould be ordered into tho second
district, which comprises the States OF
New York. Now Jersey, Maryland, Nir.
gina md that part OF Pennsylvania caat
OF tho Allegheny mountains.
In yicS Of the fact that general strike
ia in progress in the third aud fourth dis
lricts, which cOmpriseb the West
ern s,atcB, thin action ID OF the
gravrst importance, Id IL virtually
means tha, tho wcatefn fouudrins are 10
be closed and lher woII; dunu in the east.
Manufacturers who attended the meeting
are exceedingly rcticcnt in regard TO the
outcome OF their action.
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CLHYKLASD, o., April 81 speGin!
from Kent, o., tels Ola Eiab1lical attempt
to kill Prof. TnUmaa Sanford, Of tim. place,
with IN informal machine. A small box
wNs left in tho hallway Of his rrsidpncc.
It T"s ronat'ictuh With y knob ut ono end
with which to Omen gmEli drawor. nu.
ing sueptcionn, rrni. Sanford shook thu
hnx md " few ernin0 q! Eunpuwlrr Isl! ont.
pm GlO3er examination hr tiBroyerud
heVera Ihatchce no arranged no tn hu ignil.
cd when tho d'n"ur wns oprngI. lie
thfew tho box into the yard, when III.
explosion occurred, which shattered the
windows Of III adjacent house., rhrro ia
no known motive l0' the diab0lical decd,
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Tho haso Ball Association has learned
thaL in 1857 III orliuauc" wns paesel max
ing it heavy iIueAblo ntlcneO ioT pcIsuns
to jump the fence aGOut tlu lslsnd pArk.
The State tresgpaSB Law has also been
looked lip, and hereafter it will
br made warm for number OF ppopIe
who have bssn acting .athur me,n; ; they
have climhsi fences AMI trees in order to
esp hdge ball game. free. They will be
watched, and il caught at their trickn
ssain will be arrested and iiued.
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"The Streets OF New York" me,o.
drama that was very popular ecore o.
years ago, has been revived and mounted
in q superb manner By Geo:se G. Boni,
face, %ho, supported By good company
will presen! it at The U pera House Monday
snd Tuesday nights OF next week. MI
bonitace, who is clover actor and yhost
personation OF Badger ia said to he natura
and vigorous. brings carload Of scenery
in order to properly produce the play,
which is one abounding in startling eli.
makes. The Philadelphia Herald eays
The several views OF prominent New
York localities were natural and eHeetire
and the fire scene was very reslistic.n
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efSclflI DRpCAG. ~ V.e L'-e.'gt"etr.
WAsToS, W. Va, April 20.-The con
tracts !or furnishing ilou. and beet ior tht
Insane Hospital were let to-day. Melvin
Il Cookmau, OF Rockford, Harrison county
waa awarded the conlrac. ior the flour iol
Elk months al six dollars and fifteen cents
per barrel; aud James q. VanderTest, o!
this p!sce, 10 iurniah beef for one year a,
five and three.iourth cents per ponnd
There vas a large number Of bidders fol
both Con.racta.
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rrrriuuRGH, April .0.-T'ne move ofthH
iron workera 10 withdraw from pistrict
No. , oil the knights OF Labor snI .o:rl y
Ns.iona, diu.fiGt ol iron workR and stand
in the samo relation 10 The Haighis o! La
bor as tho window r!ar1 workers Of Dir
tricl >. Tho leaders In tue T.;ayGmEn. ad-
mi. to-day thR. the opposition 10 lEriT
withdrswHl is sufficient TO deieE,
il when tho ml,,or cnmcB M for consider
alton At tho iiR,fct cOn:e2tIon Tomorrow.
Ton local RsacmblicH have male TIE sppli.
cation to Iithdra., and they will at oree
elect delegates sni an appeal will BIZ made
10 General Master Woismen P0%dorly.
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PlrTsRUEGU, April 20.-Tne sixteenth
annual meeting oil the Women's Baptist
Foreign Alicsionary Society Of the Middle
and Eastern States commenced in this
CITY q, 10 O'Clock tnia morning, five hun.
dred rclecsHg being present. The morn
ing saaeion was taken up With the address
OF welcome 0i Mrs. L. +. WoodburD, o
Allegheny, and an address by Mira. DR..
.Iewet,, ol Madrae, India, on migeionary
uCrk
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CnIchno, April 20.-lisrman L9vy, gon,
orally called Harry l.cav!t,, who turned
iniOfinar in the lIaldock murder trial nj
SiGnx City, begnn II 80, ,000 sut for libel
in the Superior couri here to-day ggiiuet
Frank l!Gt;0n, Clinton 4. Snowden,
JnncES !. .Weat and John Flynn, publishers
Of tho Chicago MoiI, on ACCOUNT Of m ar.
ticle Tuesday commenting Oh tho AtUEs'
dorlf acguitta', HUd describing l.cvy as I.
diRreputah!o perBOn, q confidence man, II
.oaler, and thief. LrRvi:t cinimG TINT he
10 u rtrm!ehIe theatrical manager at
ChicnrD.
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The Wheeling Pottery prtsuess who are
on Strike To- Tho FYrn,on fcale OF prices
are still out. Tho other departments in tho
pottery are running at""!ily. The s!siker
held u meeting in l.aHalle hall yesterday
afternoon and n committee WA appointed
10 wait on Manager Pearson, but ibst
gentleman he'd ponN oil: Of the city ;ur the
day aid was not to 10 RPeu. What pro.
position .hn men had 10 make ia not
knu%n. Thc management mantainR TIM,
ts prices hay" aIwayH bccn those Of East
Liverpool and that it will pay none others.
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: THE LEGISLATURE
g NOW OPEN ron BUSINESS,
bat Few Absontsen Announced The Gov.
Srnor'a Sisssags-Issse!uiien Introduced
to Begin BnliotinE for u Senator Next
Tuestlny Week-IIiils Introduced.
S'tetal Ditpatch 10 he Lleiligoier.

fa*etas Dtpnfeh 10 he ihelh9e'lesr.
ohAHLksroS' W. VA, April 2O.-Ihe
1ho houses were called 10 Order promptly
at noon. The House WAS opened with
PRAYER by Father Stenyer. and IN. Sennte
by Dr. UaraIy nj rLn uo,s, Al ho
s",.,.. e. ou'o' a" ',i'
eena'o'a iespoauea put scott anu Arnold,
and all the Delegates but Hagsns, Hoke,
Kincait, Sargent and Roesberrv. Rose.
harry .,r,vod I.,or Ioo wooa. ona Al,
Csiiu u'm as,aa T ~, .o' "o.o' "Io AN
UA'u"e.l came IN TINS morning. In the
house MIR. Beckwith appeared and was
sworn in after the Governors formal
no,;ce of b;o .,oo,;or hod hoou ,o.,
M M ..s, w o.sso. ."u ''''' ''"u'
Ahe ueual committees were appointed
to wait on the other houae and on the
Governor and piye notica TINT tho bodv
vao ,oodu fo, huot,o,, ms.
.-1 "'-1 '."", .o' 'uo'N0S'' 1no ooseiNof b
T Ms ''" "uu 'e"u ''',' "'tei'
80 49,, AI va'.ho .t. W." W iounu on 'he
'" pAho y. .n.a i'au''I
a, n" .,. "i"'N" 9oAei'oN'
n Al, ', p'oson'eu noOSe JOINT
Al, ''so,u''on N" - 'Ap'e'S'us 'ie sehao oi
'he lIee'H'a'ute IN REGARD 10 lib duty In
the matter OF the vacancy existing in the
representation Of the State in the Senate
OF the United States. The reaolution ro.
cites the cxissing circumstances and the
constitutional provisions in reference TO
the choice OF q Senator, aud resolves that
the two houses will, on Tuesday, May 3rd,
proceed to ballot.
MI. Jones presented douse Bill NO. l,
gias; V;s.;n!, ~ tnS M,d p3uuqs'y oe,%esI vest
House Bill No. 9, relating to trisla in ,nry
cases, to which objection was made as not
germsne to any subject mentioned III the
GoVer!ofs Call, reisrfed TO the Judiciary
COMMITTEE.
In the senate Mr.. Morris offered Joint
resolution NO. !, providing Tor the ad-
]ournment sthe die OF both houses on Mon
Gay, april ~, at noon.
ASYLUM INVESTIGATIONS,
Mr.. Dawson moved that IG(, ro,iea NJ ,bo
eviisrr. ,f tho I,sara Asv,rr, ;ryos.;,,
,;or hs n,;,toa
Mr. Ox,ev oesrod IN am.,dmo,, ,,r,
vid;,v ,b,. a commit,ea or ,hr.a ha an
pointed to exlu,;re into ths expediencr
sud cost Of printing the repo,t. Adopted.
Tho committee consists OF B.oyn. Swi,z.r
and Dawson.
luuye Max Sell rnoved n takn ~, ,bo
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SlItiTED OR STOLEN.
y Sercnty.ivc Thou.nnd Dollar Draft Falls
in Turn In

y Serchty-nvc Thousand Dollar Draft Fails
t" Turn Up.
New York, April 20.--Iu tho columns oil
one Of the morning papela thOre appeared
today gu advertiser ent ior c $4,000
disf! which had been lost or stolen. II
wNs draft OF the BaGl; OF North America
at Philadelphia, on the Bank Of the New
York National Banking Argocistion Oh
New York and wRs dsi4d April 7, 1857,
No. 222j !or SIj,cJ0, 10 the order Of Dunn
Bro:heFs aad Hag gNp: eyed to have gone
ast:ay in the mail. Tho letter which con.
tanned the draft WIZ mailed at philsael.
rhia on April /. The payment was atop.
ped last evening. II was stated today in
reference to the Case GlM u!Ruy baYks
were exceedingly careless in the matter Of
mailing letters containing drat,s and
checks and it il hupposnl that this pnrlic.
ulRr orc had been mlBdi,ccted. There
could he 10 motive iOr employee Of the
pos'n:s;cH Btea!;ng it IN the payment had
been Rtopped and i: woud bu llliCuIt to
gGt Il cashed. WnHt hus become of tho
dfaitiB mystery and no ono in tho pugt.
Office neomH 10 know whether it hRs been
lest or HLuiGD,
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LASHSG, Mun., April :O.-About n
~erk ago the Toledo, Ann hrbor 4 North
Michigan Railroad requested The return o'
all Legislative paalos. ConsidnrHbn din
satisfaction was cxprcasDd by tho legisIa.
tors, who hin,cd darkly about rniIr0RL
legialntion, lowering the passenger tarin,
etc. To-day tho passca woro returned and
all Ia serene.
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Sr. Louis, Mo-, April 4i.-A special
from Clarkavillc, Tex, HayB: A fatal shoot
Ing ni,r"y occurred ycnturday Mt WiIaon's
mill, about 20 miIra north oi hn!c. boiween
two half brcn'lA named Wiluon and two
lndianB from tho GhOG'aw nation. Both
lndiaH8 were Killed and one OF the VII.
sons was Berioualy wounded In the thigh.
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CmcAco, april 2O.-Tbe municipa!
elections weIe held in y large number ol
Illinois ctira Anj t0wny yehterday. The
uucH.!an oi .ennEr wRa tho principal
feature. The majority CT tho citica de.
clarcI for l,crnsr, hut III smaller places
the nnti.icaHgs ticket ~M uniformly
uurrpu.tul
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Misr"rr"srn,s Uslln,rO.

To iit Nl;l0rYfht IditGigmclf.
Sis:-rha h,lIhirs reporter Of tho Ergis.
ter, vino ID RcCa at his very b.s! in three.
line personals, masca pStngri exhibition
Of his i;Nhrril.y in hia cOrrcEpoudence
this morning, when ho tries 10 resurrscS
tho utterly extinct GOunty.prss feeling
against tho peoplo ni 81. ClnirsyiIlu in
ther tliGtrc6s. Mora brA;Ry in the fellows
hoaA and " mora nc;ivn blue pcnci. in tho
Register olico aro badly nuadad. lilo mis-.
Brllaitr. n
.iprii 20H. 1851.
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LIEUTENANT DAsKNnowKR has cut short
brilliant career. There may have, been
stresk Of .inssuity in hin, but the terri.
bio strain Of hiu Arctic experience wau
enongh to nnUettlc strong mind. 1t isa
hard fate to bc snatched from the jaws OF
death rs he was, only 10 die by his own
hand. II.
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SrniSUrIELp, o., April @0,-Mayor KO!.
10y this morning addreNHpd lc,tor 10 tho
manager Of tho Grand Opera llonse or
ucriux him NOT 70 open his houHp Thnrg
day evening TO ]. l.. Suilivan'y combinn.
lion, "a saeA exhibitions are clearly q yio,
la,lon Of tho law.
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PrrrsuvHGm, Pa, April 2O.-rhe pro-
!iminnry nearing in tho poalponed Pan
llaailc rnilruHd ro5nhry GNses Cnmo up
thia mnfniGg before Deputy Mayor Gripp,
inG sll thu pi;GUncra waived tbs prnllm-
inary cxGniILai:unB and were hnld Tor
lrlRi NJ court. The CaBos will probably DO
tried during tho present court term.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-21

CmIuaGn, itL, Aph! 28.-1ha body a'
Char,ce i!Rll, young man recently from
Scg Jepty, wRg taken from tho Vol
I.aro tin. mGrriny. AbOnt two weckB ago
na.l Hcnt oct calling On the lake and waa
drowned by tho ups-t;ing Of hia boat
during 9 eluall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-21

IInrAt, n. s., April 2D.-A special
ran,u die7alGh from St. J0hn's snys: A
bill! Tor tao Total prohibition o! liquor
trsnig ~ that colony wM defeated In the
A.4wnhy by tho casting yotn Of the
speaker. /, win bu certainly carried q,
rho ts.yi arspiDn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-21

LIVERPOOL. April 20.-Tha Ppa to-day
s"ya that tho heavy lNnNGnl Tor ctrro and
passenger accommodation to tho United
States shows no signs Of tliminution,